Understanding Coccyx Pain After Injury: Causes and Solutions
Coccygeal issues Hello doctor, I suffered a coccyx fracture due to a fall on August 3, 2020. After resting at home for two months, I still experience occasional pain due to prolonged sitting. Recently, I've noticed that the pain has been increasing after sitting for extended...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Prolonged sitting can compress the tissues near the coccyx, leading to inflammation. Therefore, it is advisable to use a cushion while sitting for better comfort.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain After Injury: Causes and Solutions
Severe Coccyx Pain: Unable to Stand After Long Sitting
Coccydynia causing inability to stand? Yesterday, I spent several hours sleeping on the floor while leaning back against a lazy chair to accompany my kitten. During that time, I experienced issues such as numbness in my legs and soreness in my lower back. By evening, I found it d...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, this is inflammation of the ligaments connecting the hip muscles to the coccyx. It usually improves on its own within 3 to 4 weeks. Using anti-inflammatory pain relievers for about a week can help alleviate the discomfort. During the recovery period, avoid sitting on hard ...[Read More] Severe Coccyx Pain: Unable to Stand After Long Sitting
Severe Coccyx Pain: Unable to Stand After Long Sitting
Coccydynia causing inability to stand? Yesterday, I spent several hours sleeping on the floor while leaning back against a lazy chair to accompany my kitten. During that time, I experienced issues such as numbness in my legs and back pain. By evening, I found it difficult to stan...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, this is inflammation of the ligaments connecting the pelvic muscles to the coccyx. It usually improves on its own within 3 to 4 weeks. Using anti-inflammatory and pain relief medication for about a week can help alleviate the symptoms. During the recovery period, avoid sit...[Read More] Severe Coccyx Pain: Unable to Stand After Long Sitting
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Coccygeal issues Hello, doctor! I've been experiencing pain in my coccyx for about 2 years. In September 2020, I consulted a doctor who mentioned that it seemed like a ligament was strained, but there was no improvement. In October 2021, I went for another consultation and w...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Sometimes, inflammation of the tissues near the coccyx can be treated with medication. If there is no improvement, identifying the pain point and injecting corticosteroids may provide some relief.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Coccydynia: When to Seek Medical Attention for Tailbone Pain
Coccydynia A week ago, I experienced pain in the right side of my coccyx while at work, without any falls or external force. After receiving acupuncture from a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner that day, the pain improved. Today, while at work, I felt pain on the left sid...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, your symptoms are more indicative of coccydynia, which is inflammation of the ligaments around the coccyx. This is usually caused by poor sitting posture or prolonged sitting. It typically resolves on its own within a month, but be mindful of your sitting posture. If it do...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: When to Seek Medical Attention for Tailbone Pain
Tailbone Fracture After Car Accident: Treatment Options Explained
Coccyx fracture from a car accident? Hello doctor, I have a coccyx fracture due to a car accident. I went to the hospital for an examination. The first doctor said it can only heal on its own over time. The second doctor mentioned that a manual reduction procedure could be perfor...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
According to orthopedic textbooks, it is recommended to initially manage coccyx fractures conservatively for one month, using pain relief, stool softeners, and soft cushions. If the pain persists for more than 1-2 months, then injection therapy may be considered.[Read More] Tailbone Fracture After Car Accident: Treatment Options Explained
Pain While Walking and Difficulty Squatting After a Fall: What to Do?
Pain while walking and inability to squat? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about an incident where my coat got caught on a plastic red chair, causing me to fall to the ground. When I got up, I experienced significant pain, and walking feels like I might have a strain or someth...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello, symptoms of coccyx injury can last from several days to months. Avoid prolonged sitting, as well as riding motorcycles or bicycles, to prevent irritation of the painful area. If the pain is significant in daily life, some medications can be used to alleviate the symptoms. ...[Read More] Pain While Walking and Difficulty Squatting After a Fall: What to Do?
Understanding Long-Term Effects of Coccyx Injuries: What to Expect
Coccygeal injury Hello Doctor: I would like to ask about an old injury to my coccyx from eleven years ago (I fell to the ground after sitting on an empty chair). It was very painful at the time, and I underwent rehabilitation. Since then, I have experienced discomfort in my coccy...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It has been a long time, so it is possible that the condition has healed, and therefore, it may not be affected by the weather in terms of causing pain.[Read More] Understanding Long-Term Effects of Coccyx Injuries: What to Expect
Choosing the Right Specialist for Spine and Bone Concerns
Questions regarding spinal consultation specialties? Hello, Doctor: I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but since it concerns bones, I chose the orthopedic department. I am tall and thin, and my bones are quite prominent, which causes my coccyx to protrude. There...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
You can visit an orthopedic specialist for an evaluation or to get an X-ray of your spine to find out.[Read More] Choosing the Right Specialist for Spine and Bone Concerns
Managing Clavicle Dislocation and Bone Spurs: Treatment Options and Insights
Clavicular dislocation, bone spur? I have had a partial dislocation of my clavicle for 8 months due to a car accident. I have undergone rehabilitation treatments including shortwave therapy, laser therapy, and electrical stimulation. I still experience discomfort in my right hand...
Dr. You Dianqi Reply:
It is recommended that you first get an X-ray of the coccyx for an initial assessment. The coccyx is less commonly associated with bone spurs; instead, it often shows signs of previous injuries. For a partially dislocated clavicle, conservative treatment is generally the main app...[Read More] Managing Clavicle Dislocation and Bone Spurs: Treatment Options and Insights
Understanding Tailbone Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Relief Strategies
About coccygeal pain? Hello Doctor, I experience a sharp pain on the left side of my coccyx after sitting or standing for long periods, especially when I stand up straight. It becomes particularly painful when I try to stand on my left leg alone, which also makes me feel unstable...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello, the coccyx area has muscles attached to the pelvis, and when standing on one leg, the muscles must exert effort to maintain pelvic balance. Therefore, if there is pain, it can lead to instability. My suggestion is to reduce prolonged sitting while cycling or riding a motor...[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Relief Strategies
Understanding Tailbone Pain: Causes and When to Seek Medical Attention
Pain near the sacrococcygeal region occurs at specific angles? Hello, Doctor. Two years ago, I was involved in a car accident that caused me to hit my buttocks. Since then, I have experienced weakness in my right leg when walking or lifting it, along with a nerve pain sensation n...
Dr. Zhan Xian Reply:
Hello, your symptoms require physical examination and imaging studies. You can visit the orthopedic outpatient clinic![Read More] Understanding Tailbone Pain: Causes and When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Coccydynia: When to Seek Further Medical Attention
Coccyx contusion Hello doctor, I had a fall in early April and injured my coccyx. I went to the hospital for an X-ray, which showed a contusion but no fracture. I was advised to limit my physical activity. However, as of mid-July, I still experience pain when sitting for long per...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
If pain persists three months after a bruise, it may indicate that inflammation has not fully healed. You can try applying heat and consider taking some anti-inflammatory medications to alleviate the discomfort. If the pain does not improve, it is necessary to consult a physician...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: When to Seek Further Medical Attention
Understanding Mild Disc Protrusion: Symptoms, Recovery, and Treatment Options
Mild intervertebral disc protrusion? Hello Doctor, I am a 24-year-old male, 172 cm tall and weighing 64 kg, with no smoking or drinking habits. At the beginning of May, I injured my lower back while cleaning and moving a bed, which caused me to suddenly lose my vision and hearing...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello, the symptoms in the eyes and ears should not be related to the lumbar spine; they are likely caused by pain. Lumbar injuries can refer pain to the lower back and buttocks, which is not uncommon in clinical practice. Applying heat should help alleviate the discomfort. If in...[Read More] Understanding Mild Disc Protrusion: Symptoms, Recovery, and Treatment Options
Understanding Coccydynia: Chronic Pain After Tailbone Injury in Teens
Coccyx contusion Hello doctor, I am currently 17 years old. When I was 10, a classmate played a prank by pulling my chair, causing me to fall to the ground. I experienced severe pain near my coccyx and it took about five minutes before I could stand up, but I did not seek medical...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, after a coccyx contusion, it is common to experience recurrent pain; however, knee pain should not be related to this. The coccyx is rarely in a normal position and often has deformities. Rehabilitation is not necessary; if there are pain symptoms, it is advisable to apply...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Chronic Pain After Tailbone Injury in Teens
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Treatment for Tailbone Pain
Coccydynia (pain in the coccyx area)? Recently, I have been experiencing a sharp pain near my coccyx, to the point where I cannot bend over. The pain usually starts after lying down for a long time and tends to ease a bit after sitting for two or three days. I have suspected infl...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Common causes of coccyx pain include trauma and poor posture, with some cases having no identifiable cause. Treatment methods include reducing irritation (avoiding all movements or positions that may trigger pain) and anti-inflammatory medications.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Treatment for Tailbone Pain
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Relief for Tailbone Pain
Coccygeal pain? Recently, I have been experiencing a sharp pain near my coccyx, to the point where I cannot bend over. The pain usually starts after lying down for a long time, and it eases a bit after sitting for two or three days. I have suspected it might be inflammation, so I...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Common causes of coccyx pain include trauma and poor posture, with some cases having no identifiable cause. Treatment methods include reducing irritation (avoiding all movements or positions that may trigger pain) and anti-inflammatory medications.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Relief for Tailbone Pain
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Relief for Tailbone Pain
Coccydynia (pain in the coccyx area)? Recently, I have been experiencing a sharp pain near my coccyx, to the point where I cannot bend over. The pain usually starts after lying down for a long time, and it eases a bit after sitting for two or three days. I have suspected inflamma...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Common causes of coccyx pain include trauma and poor posture, with some cases having no identifiable cause. Treatment methods: Reduce irritation (avoid all movements or positions that trigger pain) and anti-inflammatory medications.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Relief for Tailbone Pain
Persistent Coccyx Pain One Year After Injury: Treatment Options
Coccyx issues - Pain persists one year after injury? Hello, I injured my coccyx over a year ago. At that time, I visited an orthopedic specialist and had an X-ray, which confirmed that there was no bone damage. However, over the past year, if I sit for a long time on a hard chair...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Let's take another X-ray to check if the coccyx is protruding, which could be compressing the nearby soft tissues, potentially causing inflammation and pain. You may seek treatment from an orthopedic specialist, which could include medication or local injections.[Read More] Persistent Coccyx Pain One Year After Injury: Treatment Options
Understanding Sudden Coccyx Protrusion: Causes and Considerations
Coccygeal protrusion issue? Hello doctor, my wife recently noticed that her coccyx is more prominent than before. It feels very noticeable to the touch, and it feels hard like bone. When she bends over, it is also visibly apparent. However, she says it doesn't hurt, and ther...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Usually, there shouldn't be any issues. If there are concerns, you can visit an orthopedic specialist to get an X-ray to check for any abnormalities.[Read More] Understanding Sudden Coccyx Protrusion: Causes and Considerations